Engineering geological and geoenvironmental evaluation of UNESCO World Heritage Site of Meymand rock-hewn village, Iran

Hashemi, Morteza; Basmenj, Amir Khabbazi; Banikheir, M.

doi:10.1007/s12665-017-7184-6

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“…Иранские исследователи M. Hashemi, A. Khabbazi Basmenj, M. Banikheir (2018) пишут об «исторической деревне Мейманд, 2000 лет, являющейся важным объектом наследия в Иране, который был включен в Список всемирного наследия ЮНЕСКО в 2015 г.» [10].…”

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“…Ученые пришли к выводу, что «деревня Мейманд находится под угрозой эрозии из-за природных и антропогенных факторов, которые постепенно разрушают ландшафт и структуры этого важного объекта всемирного наследия. Поэтому необходимо планировать и применять проекты по сохранению, обеспечивающие сохранение села» [10].…”

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World Cultural Heritage Discourse

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2022

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This review of articles follows the methodology of H. Snyder (2019) and based on a study that was a collection, analysis and comparison of relevant publications in the field of UNESCO cultural heritage studies over the past five years by quantitative methods in the Web of Science and Scopus repositories. The scientometric analysis made by means of the VOSviewer_1.6.16_ exe CitNetExplorer_1.0.0_exe programs made it possible to distinguish the most relevant and cited articles in a vast array of publications the most relevant and cited articles, verified by the scientific community, focused the attention of scientists on semantic “nodes”, that is, values that guide social practices. The undertaken study shows that the concepts of UNESCO heritage, and identity in connection with heritage, are not limited to the traditional framework of ethnos and governance, but include a wide range of social, natural and personal conditions, the study of which is of great theoretical and practical significance. The study of the actors involved, including natural and technical non-humans, makes it possible to take more effective conservation policies in the context of natural and environmental changes, world heritage management policies, identity policies in relation to place and heritage, reduce the distance between the “managers” of heritage and those for whom it is being managed, residents close to the heritage, civil society representatives who identify with the groups re-gathering around the heritage.

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